Some people walk through hard seasons. And then there are people whose lives seem to be marked by challenge after challenge… the kind of things that could easily break a person.
My guest today is Margot Miller, and her story is one of those stories.
From a young age, Margot faced things that forced her to wrestle with identity and pain in ways most people never have to. That path eventually led her into addiction at a young age, and later into a devastating neurological condition that left her bedridden for nearly a decade.
For ten years, life as she knew it stopped.
But what’s incredible about Margot isn’t just what she’s walked through—it’s what she’s done with it.
Today she’s living a life she once could only dream about and helping others see that their past, their pain, and even their darkest chapters can become the very thing that shapes their purpose.
Margot often says, “The more darkness you’ve walked through, the more light you can hold.”
And today we’re talking about what that actually looks like.
This is Margot's Story.
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